Node.js, MongoDB, and AngularJS Web Development

Implementing Dependency Injection

Once you have defined a module and appropriate providers, you can add the module as a dependency to other modules, controllers, and a variety of other AngularJS objects. You need to set the value of the $inject property of the object that depends on the providers. The $inject property contains an array of provider names that should be injected into it.

For example, the following code defines a basic controller that accepts the $scope and appMsg parameters. Then the $inject property is set to an array that contains $scope, which is the AngularJS scope service that provides access to the scope and a custom appMsg. Both $scope and appMsg are injected into the myController function:

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